Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 12, 1921, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE POUR" MEDFOTJD fATL" TRTBUNE, rEDFOTlD, 'OHEGO'NT, - TUESTTXT."" XPRTE "12. l92f : Medford Mail tribune AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED KVKRY AFTRRNOON KXCKPT SUNDAY JiY THifi MEDFORD PKINTINO CO. The Medford Sunday Hun In furn tuned aubacrlhera dtsnlrln a seven duy dally newspaper. Office Mail Tribune Building, 25-27-29 norm fir street, fnone vn. A consolidation of the Democratic Times, the Medford Mall, the Medford Tribune. The Southern Oregonlan, The Ashland Tribune. ROBERT W. RUHU Editor. 8UMPTER S. SMITH, Manager. tjbicbiptioic tebhii by mail in advance: Daily, with Sunday Sun, year $7.60 Dally, with Sunday Sun, month... .Vt Dally, without Sunday Sun, year.... 6.50 Dally, without Sunday Sun, month -6 Wet-Kly Mall Tribune, one year 2.00 Sunday Sun, one year 2.00 BY CARRIER In Medford, Ashland, Jacksonville, Central Point, Phoenix, Talent: . Dally, with Sunday Run, month 75 Dally, wlthOJt Sunday Sun, month .65 Dally, without Sunday Sun, year.. 7.60 Dally, with Sunday Sun. one year 8.D0 All terms by carrier cash in advance. Official paper of the City of Medford. Official paper of JacKuon County. Entered as seconv-cian& matter at Medford, Oregon, under the act of March S, 1878. MEMBERS Or THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. The Addociatpd 1'ntss is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatcher credited to It, or not otherwise credited In this paper, und also the local news published herein. All rights of republication of special aispaicntiS nerein are mwu n nn v' THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE. A1 UN!On(IABEL Ye Smudge Pot Hj Arthur ferry A taxpayer who took n swIb of moonxhlnc the 2'Jtli of limt October, has recovered Oil use of IiIh Iow-.t linibB. What was flrat mlstiikcn for tho back aBo of the "Police Gazette" Hauntcrcd down the Main Stem Mon. 1). m. It 1h very cute of I'rof. KlnKtcin to diHcovcr tho "relativity of matter," feand all that sort of thing, but what Is the flense of throwing cow hldt'H away with shoos at $10 per pr. Bortha Bowman, a paid inform agi tator, has Issued a call for GOO, 0U0 women to pruy for the abolishment of the cigarette, und, if they get a good chance, it would do no harm to slip In a few HUpplleutlons for the abate ment of the refined and genteel trick of chewing tobacco. '"MATRIMONY C'AMOltl'tjAON - (Klnnmtll Jlcrnhl) Woman wishes to do house work. Phono 4(i(i-M. on, r Hope, , Dope, . Boll, Toll, flush, Flush, Hcatnps, Vamps. Jim Oiievo came down from Pros pect Mon. on a gallon of gasoline. NOTABLY TIIK I.OOX. (Salem Capital Journal) -And James 11. Sttllmun, mot rlpnlltan banker, will seek to prove that his wife. In company with Fred HcauvniH, guide of the . wilds found the bluebird of hap piness in those woods where hide the heron, the wild goose and the loon. The hunch of fine haired hellralsers headed by Hill Haywood, who have been unrestricted In their devilment for the past eight years, will now go to Jail and stay there, without tiny sentimental poppycock about "radical thought molding Justice, atid temper ing humanity's upward progress." S FAR AS foreign relations are concerned President Harding's message is merely a confirmation of Secretary Hughes' note. The League of Nations, as far as this country is concerned, is defi nitely scrapped. Peace with Germany is to hc'seeiired through reso lution, with the understanding that if a situation similar to the situa tion in 15)14 arises, the United States will take similar action. J in t it is plainly indicated this action does not mean American iso lation. President Harding definitely pledges the administration to a suhseipicnt conference of nations, and the creation of an interna tional association, for Ihe promotion of peace, hut without a military alliance to enforce its provisions. As previously pointed out in this column, this action, in brief, is no less than the assumption of world leadership by the United States Instead of the United States going to Kurope, Kurope must ioine to the I'nitf il States. The enunciation of this policy marks the final transition from an idealistic to a realistic, diplomacy. For in thus definitely outlining the new American policy, the fact of America's iiiheriei.t supremacy in the world today is, for the first time oflieially recognized. The United Statesman take this indepen dent stand, because without America nothing can be done. And the validity of this position is graphically sustained, by I he immediate acquiescence ol tho world powers. According to today's reports from Washington, France promptly recognizes the propriety of America s action, Japan proceeds to re organize her foreign policy in conformity with it, ami tinat iit-it inn is eager for co-operation and harmony. What dot's this mean? It means that the United States, through its economic and financial power, has the whip hand, and intends to use it. It, tines not intend to use this power aggressively or selfishly, but it does intend to use it, for the reconstruction of world affairs, in conformity with American traditions and American ideals. UiKiuestionably this action, fairly represents the present temper of the American people- The apparent incorrigibility of Furope, the inahiliiy of the League of Nations, either to prevent war, or even ex ert a moral pressure toward a return to work and peace, has pretty thoroughly convinced the American rank and file that for the pres tnt at least, the United States better keep free fi i any entangle ments born of the war. There is a wide spread disposition to avoid complications until the world atmosphere has cleared, until the post war confusion is less intense. I This is the essence of the new Hughes-Harding statesmanship,- to maintain American independence diplomatically, to go forward slowly, am) to post pone the solution of each problem until it arises, that is until circumstances rentier a solution imperative. Why They Parted "I was down with a pain in my right Hide, which ut time almost crazed mi. Most of ali tho doctor's saiii opt-ration. Hut what I want to tell you i.H the pain disappeared with the first dose of your medicine and I never see any since. Mayr's Wonder ful Itemedy has the riht name khs, sour stomach, and dyspepsia have loft too. It is a simple, harmless prepa- ctis from the intestinal tract and al lays the inflammation which cause praL-tUally all stomach, liver and in testinal ailments, includinK append' 'itiH. One dose will convince or money refunded. For suit by all druggists. Adv. Colonel Sargent of J'vlllo this n. in. Is shaking pawx wit h the rank and file; ; The colonel has a like a heavyweight wrestler, due to )i.uu;lnn onto a sword for years'. NOT KNOCKING DOC (Albany Democrat) Tho youiiKeNt son of Marly Bowsers Is quite 111. Dr. Shemt Wan called Tuesday afternoon. Things are getting back to normal faster than expected. Hiram John son has started cussing Wall St., wiln old time vigor. Horticulturists are going along, just as if the fruit crop was not totally destroyed by the. frost. The Unlshovikl rule of Uussia that has been "tottering" for some time. Is about due to "teeter" for a change. "A Oond Christian Still." (Head line Pacific Advocate) Keferrlng to tho output, not the product. Tho ex-Kaiserln of (icrnmny U dead. She thought her oldest boy, tho Crown Prince, whs abused. Tho tourist season hits stalled, smart farmer plants his garden back from tho road. The well Xenon, one of the components of the atmosphere in so rnro that if a man were living on it alntm it would take him 11100 years to draw ono full breath. ItMlOIDS E21INDIGESTION la w flTftnalar form, dry ea ' tMiti. or with vichjr or wtr, ftkt or cold, prtftrabty hot. QUICK RELIEF! Price, 25-50-75 AUO IN TABLET FORM HADK UY SCOTT ft BOWNK MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION m RippSingKhijiraQs DO IT NOW. UT IMjAX to Imil.l ii nil'ly kIwioU," the tlionlit ful voter sihs, 1 "vWhmi normal times tipum come back am! costs don't hit the Hides. Til fro iilmut. the business shnrp, nor waste n oblen day," when carpenters consent to carp for waes I can pay. When lum ber, plaster, nails and lime arc sold for what, they're worth, I shall not lose a moment's time I'll build with pep and mirth. The house I've dreamed of in the past will go up board bv board, when plasterers consent to plast for what I can afford." A million men are talking thus, and if they'd Ko and build, ami cease to brood nnd hvt and cuss, with dire mis-ivin-s filled, we'd soon ,.( :lek to normalcy you've heard of that, mayhap; the normalcy that Warren (',. has placed upon the map. Alas, poor dreaming hope ful men. what are you wait in- for' You'll never see the price ngain you saw before the war. Kr better that vour coin were spent lor lumber, lath and lime, than keep on dim up the rent until the end of lime. So rock your doubts an,! iVars to sleep nnd buy some brick or stone, and build yourself don jon kep that you can call your own. SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL STATE MENT OF THE Oregon Fire Relief Association Of Mi-MlnnvUJc, in th Hmie of Oreron. on lecfcinlter 31, HLt. made lo the liiuratne iuiiwiiiiHloiit-r of h State of jrtfwn. pur suant to iu.w : Capitttl. Amount of capital mork paid p none Income. Net premiums received durloir the y.ar V'3,70-t.73 Intel'-., dividend nnd r-nti re- otiv'-i UuiJii tli year.... 'Jfl. 1.10 Of AaH.niniit AH.WJ.A jifcreitMn by ad.luntni.-nt In book alu of leUtft-T uiktt-tB 4.HT3.-'!4 Total income llabn-iarMU. Net lot i ft pnld ilurtn-f the year, mi lumiii nujummeui ei- dp i lit-b Dlvliteiutti pi. id on cupltiil ttk uuni'I nr CetiMiitMleiJii aa qiLrle iU (Jurmf the yer Tales. IU;en.irji nu4 fr paid duriue the year Amount of a. 11 oilier (sxpeiidl- turca S3U4.tfUU.44 14.40i;43 ll'JJl.TW ;H t ln.ouu.oo Total expenditures ... lienl estnie, Vulue of Mtookci and ootids .owneil (markft'vulue) :i7.3dV Kl KoaiiH on inortKttte und i-ol- Itttent I. et: none Cash In hunk and on hutirt I; an.-, 50 i'reiiiiufii In t-ou i j of collec tion written ulnct Sintember ('. l-'O i.'.(H(!l 53 Intercut aiij renin due and a' i rile.t . . ,-..47U 47 AS8eiiit lit a levied H.;tH:i H4 Total adtnitteil utetn 6.'n0 4l4 ;' Llnbimieti. (Irn-s claims for Ioshvb unwld... 8.(101. C,S Amount of unearned preintuitH on nil outBtanillna risks i7.1.14- sfl All other lUullltiea 7 4 (o 4it KVNOl'hlH OK TIIK ANM AI. STATKI MKNT OK TIIK Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance Company Of Bprlntf field, in the vtate of laaaa- uuaeiiM, wn Hit mirty-n: 1 day of IJtttria- Ihe Ji:abruin- ;oner of the tt CAPITAL. Amount of chpIUI :oc k paid Op I S.iOO.rtOft.OI INTOJUK. Net premiums rtM-iTfil dur ing Oie jear )!.( 1 S,3fi. 02 lute. ni. ;detm a ltd remi receited during Hie year . . 7S.7:t2.7S Inioiu fiu.'ir u.i.er kouicvh te- i.eivett duritK tin eai- .... l.":jt.5; Total Ibuoine f ) 4.4 10. :!!). ;U OlSIIL'f'SESlKM.S Ntt lui.ea pivid dm the year Micludhttf ad tu-t:iH i.t eipens.-a !i laeiiUM pi. Id on rauftul .uiti duit.it, the vai- 4i'0.0tJfi.oy Co .i'nis io:k.i ai.ij 'aUMM p:lii durtni: the yer 3.761.e7 J4 Tmn Hccn.in; n d feet pa d dbiltt th y.-.r T7i.lk-.tl A:r.oLit of all o.hr exff.ull- luteti 74, 104. M Total cxpeadituf es 1 1 J ;& a.STii.Ltf r a-;si;ts. Vulue of 1 en, I etMie owned (rtai w.iiir 1 J 3;i5.0 0.n) Vai'Je of iror-kr and bondu owinul (Pta: het v-je . . ''J4.(jy Lo nt; on rtoitjt'-- d liiH- a1, etc L'.iiuu 7 01) I'asi, In bnii and ur. lard. Z.7.H. 400. ; l'i eji:lu;;.a tO.'.Se of co.iei'- tKf.i Wllllfl ailUt; .Srple.il- br v. i'2t s.is. llitereiit .u.d ieii!.i duu ai-d uc-crm-d. niMi r' !nji .iiit-f iti: on paid lrtrfn 277.SI2.07 Total adr.iltud uc-aeLd t.fc tU. 1 1 J.lAUll.CnL'S. Orew tlaliita f. limit hh- pld I 7JI Jt An.ount ef w-iearufd tikluius on all wu:ma.u) tiir riab ll.U68.t;tiH7f la tr v iiiiiImIvD attu titti- rk iJ9 14 All tilHii C14 iM.tt Tntnl llahlMtlea. exclusive of capital at 01-It , JlU.lH.Vim Hiihineaa In Orecon for the Yeur. Net pi-emluina received during the year jif(, Ixis-ieii paid during the year. . :l r.s.. 7:1 I.oHnea Incurred durliiK the year. Niii47H.4."t OKKtiON FIIIR UKl.IRK ASSOCIATION. H. It. KlIOOKS. w. O. HAUBItTV. President. . , . Secretary. ('. Ij. HOW, iMcal Aent, .McilKml .! . II. YKO, I Mill ARent, Ashluntl GOOD CLOTHES I MnUe Them KLEIN vfttt JIU To'al traMtiea. ef capital .lo.k ut HJ.i-tl tt..H'J t4l,H.S HOHINKHS IN ORICOON POM TUB YKAR. Net prrriih-ii',5 received duilnc the yiar i 1)0 safc.Sl Losm? Mid dm Ihk tlir yviu . 3i So 7. 82 Uvh I'.cui 1 ed dui ins the year RITtlNUKUM-O K I It K & XIARINK INSl.'K AN.Mv COMPANY. A. W. L A MON. Pnioident. K. M. Mll.OIlK'lli. Mcretaiy. W. 1- HAUNAN. Attorney for h.iviciv ( ' li I'lMock IC'.t k. Ft. A. HOI.MKS, Ixwnl AfifMit, Mitiriinl D p KEEP YOUR ACCOUNT GROWING .WHAT'S the good of a bank account unless yon can gain financial headway' And that's just what we want you to do when you open a "Nationalized" .account at the First National. You will find us ever willing to talk over your problems and give you the benefit of our advice and suggestions. Federal Reserve Members. . zhe First National Bank' Mddford Oregon 1$ Licensed -CITY SCAVENGER All refuse Irnntfertiy leiy removed m thort notit-ri. Wdkly vldll In retfl dence dlprrh:t. Dully buainesa dlv Irict, miitn. SU6. PICTURE FRAMING SWEM'S STUDIO YOU CAN GET MOST ANY OLD TEINO AT MOST ANY OLD TIME AT DE VOE'S "ELEANOR" will design dresses for all occa sions... Color and style to suit your individuality. . Water color model on bristol board $2.00. Send color .of hair, eyes, height, and usual dress measurements to Box 75, Mail Tribune Upon receipt of design, remit cheek to "Eleanor." Uox 73, Tribune. ;; : Central Lumber Company New Stock Lumber and Shingles Yards Central Point. Phone X-2 How Much Do You Know? 1 Whnt oIIut use lias iMickwIirut I)ihIc1cs bolUK iihoiI fnr food? 2 Who wuh KinK I'anulo? 3 What in tho lawnt salt lako In tho world? 4 How many wlvi-s did King Homy KlKhtll have? 5 What sort ot a woapin was a catapult? ti In wliat countries did cave men live? 7 How Ions does it tako mortar to roach Iho limit of Its hardness? 8 What country was tho first to establish cemeteries? ! What color Is tho chimpanzee? Answers to Yesterday's Questions 1 What is meant when it Is said a will Is admitted lo prolmle. Ans. I'ro- hato is tho uel or process of proving Ihe validity of a will before the proper court. 2 What. Is manslaughter? Ans. It is tho unlawful killing of a human creature without inaliee nnd without any mixture of deliberation whatever. U What is Ihe meaning of "no plus ultra" ? Ans. Nothing further. 4 What Is "Halanee of trade"? Ans. II Is the difference of value between the ttdal oxiiorts and lmHrts of a country. 5 Where do we set Iho common ex pression "Ited Letter Pay"? Ans. From old calendars. All saints days were marked by a veil letter. 6 Where Is tile Spanish Main? Ans. On tho northern coast of South Amer ica. 7 What Is the "tune the old cow died of"? Ans. In Ihe old song a man who has nolhiiiK to feed his cow plays her this tune "Consider good cow, consider, this Isn't the time for Brass to grow." S What Is the moaning of the nh hreviallon "q. v."? Aus. The letters stand for quod vide, ineaniug "which see. What nation was first to inako an accurate count of its people? Ans. Sweden In 1740. 10 How old Is the organization ol Sislers of Charity"? Ans. Tho or- ganlzallon has been In existence since ltiSIt. WOMEN DYED WITH INK BEFORE 1870 Fords orC "TRADE MARK Then "Diamond Dyes" began helping them save old Gar ments, Draperies For t'lfty-om' years women have found it fun to add years of wear o faded, idialiby nkii t.s. waists, mats. MtoeklnR.s. sweater, coverings, evet y thini; with "Diamond I yes." Kaeh packtie contains easy directions. ware! Poor dyo streaks, spots, fades, and ruins material by giving It a "dyed -look," Huy "Diamond Dy-s" only. Tell druggist whether your ma terial is wool or silk, or If It is cotton, linen, in 11 mixture, lti rich, fadvlesi colors. Adv. DR. RICKERT Eyes Scientifically Tested and Glasses Properly Fitted no tutors isKi) Itrokrn lenses Accurately Implicated 4ult 1-2 over May Co. ROM K. Main, rimtnlrs AUTO PAINT SHOP L. Q. SPRINKLE, Prop. Automobiles Painted and Eevarnished Phnno ITi 221 Norm Fir. Tractor $725.35 Plow, 2-bottom 12-inch 165.00 7-foot Double Disk 131.50 3 sec. Spike Tooth Harrow 51.50 Total $1123.35 Compare this with the price of any other Tractor and equipment, then compare the eost- of operat ing a Fordson with that of any other Tractor. We know that, unless you have a lot of money that you you want to "Throw Away " you will huy a KORDSOX. Ask any Fordson owner how he likes his Fordson. Arrange for a Demonstration on Your Own Farm Place Your Order Now. Better Be Safe Than Sorry C. E. Gates Auto Co, Corner Sixth and Pacific Highway